Phrasal Verbs: 5 ways to use “GET OUT” in English

Learning phrasal verbs doesn’t have to be frustrating. In this clear and simple English lesson, I provide the FIVE ways you can use the phrasal verb “GET OUT”. With common sentence examples and clear definitions and usages, you will feel more confident in no time! Learn how to use GET OUT to talk about leaving a place, having someone else leave a place, going out and enjoying yourself, removing something from a container, and making secret information public. For a clear and simple phrasal verbs resource, check out my book, 100 PRACTICAL ENGLISH PHRASAL VERBS. With over 900 examples and only the most current usages and contexts, it teaches language you will actually use. Get it today: www.engvid.com/to/alexphrasal...
00:00 - 5 Ways to Use the Phrasal Verb "Get Out" -
01:41 get out - leave, exit, escape
02:55 get out - force or help someone leave or escape
04:15 get out - to leave your house and enjoy yourself
05:32 get out - remove something from a bag
06:35 get out - to make secret information public

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Thanks for the lesson. Is it possible to say: "Get of my house out"?

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It isn’t possible. Most 3-word phrasals like the one you’re using here (“get out of”) are inseparable.

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It's ok, If I say "I get out him of that relationships or I always have to say " I get him out of that relationship"

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So, you can't use relative pronouns as phrasal verb objects. :) You can't say "I will clean up it" for example. In this case, it's even stronger, because this meaning of the phrasal verb MUST be separated. You can only say "I got him out of that relationship" or "I helped to get her out of a bad marriage," for example. I hope this helps!

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